No, Invector chokes will not fit the Browning Medalist shotgun. The Medalist typically uses fixed chokes that are integral to the barrel, while Invector chokes are designed for Browning shotguns with removable choke systems. It's important to check the specific model and choke compatibility for your shotgun.
Invector is a brand not a choke. Invector is a brand not a choke.
Look at the choke tubes.
Browning's web site has the current information.
To change the choke of the shot
The Invector, or "Standard Invector" system" was introduced in 1983. A few years later, the Invector-Plus chokes were introduced to fit the new back-bored shotgun barrels. These two choke systems will not interchange. If you have screw-in chokes in your shotgun barrel, the kind of system you have will be stamped on the barrel near the receiver. You must use the proper choke system for your shotgun.
Yes
No, Remington screw-in chokes will not fit a Browning Auto-5. The Browning Auto-5 uses a different threading system for its chokes, specifically the Invector or Invector Plus chokes, depending on the model and production year. It's important to use the correct chokes designed for your specific shotgun to ensure proper fit and function. Always consult the owner's manual or a knowledgeable gunsmith for compatibility.
Yes, in the new A5.
Not unless it is threaded for them.
It came with the Invector system which allowed changing chokes.
Introduced in 1973, the Citori was the first Japanese made Browning. Fixed chokes were the only option until the Invector choke became available in 1983. The fixed chokes and Invectors were both available on the Citori for a few years until in 1989 when the Invector became standard on all guages except the 28ga and .410.
Should be interchangeable with Winchester chokes. http://www.choketube.com/guide.HTML Used browning invector chokes in my condor 1 o/u